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Does this car look safe to run 25psi>

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i would def not look into that, it looks like it was horribly taken care of, and running 25psi!!! idk about that...the BOV isnt recirced and it dont even have a FMIC!!! WTF
 
Yeah deffinatly not looking into it, for some reason i cant find a damn awd dsm near me ROFL
 
Just A Fuel Pump And No Fuel Management No Fpr No Shifter Knob Nothing! It Looks Like Shit And Has Deff Been Beaten On
 
look at the damn fog light lenses!they are melted!The turnsignals are so foggy and the console is half missing.If that guy ran 25 psi on the stock inj then there is some milky coolant forsure!

$500 car tops!
 
For 760 bucks the AWD parts could be turned around and sold seperately as well as the engine if the car is not in good enough shape for you to drive. You could always think of it that way. LOL


And for the 25 PSI... my ass he ran that, that's jsut tehre to fool some noob into saying "it runs 25 pounds, WOW, i gotta buy it for that price!" LOL
 
HAHAHAHA i seen this the other day i couldnt stop laughing. they have spell check for a reason. he just put 25psi to try to get some ricer to buy it. keep looking youll find one
 
You'd be better off to by a shell and start from scratch than by this car. You'll spend more time fixing it than upgrading it. I learned the hard way. Find one in good shape with few mods, or by one with a lot of mods and a blown motor and get it rebuilt.
 
You'd be better off to by a shell and start from scratch than by this car. You'll spend more time fixing it than upgrading it. I learned the hard way. Find one in good shape with few mods, or by one with a lot of mods and a blown motor and get it rebuilt.

Agreed. If you have the tools and the know-how, then I'd say make an offer on it. If you've never worked with DSMs before, then STAY THE HELL AWAY!
 
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